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Resonate RFID Reader Management Installation Guide
Removing an Inaccessible Node From the Cluster
Resonate RFID Reader Management 2.0 Software Installation Guide
Resonate RFID Reader Management 2.0 Software Installation Guide
About this Guide
Icon Conventions
Notational Conventions
Introduction
Overview
Network Architecture and Integration of Resonate RFID Reader Management
Integrating Into Your Asset-Tracking Solution
Kubernetes Environment
Preparing for Installation
Server Preparation Overview
System Requirements
Access to the Zebra Artifactory Repository
Creating a Zebra SSO Account
Creating an Identity Token
Prerequisite Software
Configuring the Machines
MicroK8s Multi-Node Firewall Documentation
Installing the Software
Resonate Software Installation Overview
Single-Node Configuration: Setting Up and Installing
Multi-Node Configuration: Setting up and Installing
Starting Resonate RFID Reader Management
Resonate RFID Reader Management User Interface
Resonate Device Initializer and Initializing the RFID Readers
Adding a Node
Removing a Node
Keycloak and Using a SMTP Server with Custom CA
Adding the Certificate to Keycloak
Configuring the SMTP Settings in Keycloak
Installation Scripts
setup.sh
install.sh
Validation
System Validation
Validating That Resonate Is Operational
Troubleshooting
Kubernetes
Generic Troubleshooting Commands
Kubernetes Status
Troubleshooting Kubernetes
Resolving Storage Failures
Troubleshooting Network Flow
Following Request Logs
Removing an Inaccessible Node From the Cluster
Removing an Inaccessible Node From the Cluster
If a node has joined the cluster but has communication issues, it might be in a
NotReady
state.
When trying to rejoin, the following failure can occur:
Connection failed. The joining node (IP address of failed remote node) is already known to dqlite (504).
At this point, remove the failed node, then re-add it.
Remove an Inaccessible Node
To remove an inaccessible node, run:
sudo -E /snap/bin/microk8s remove-node --force <NODE NAME>
Replace <NODE NAME> with the node's name; by default, this is its hostname.
Re-add a Node
To re-add the node, follow the instructions in the
Secondary Nodes - Setup
stepsection of
Multi-Node Configuration: Setting up and Installing
. Only perform the steps for the node that you are re-adding. Ensure to run the
--finalize
step from the primary node at the end.
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